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Intel SSDs encrypt the contents of the flash with an AES key stored elsewhere. Once the key is overwritten, the original contents of the SSD are no longer acces
by pja 14y ago
Intel SSDs encrypt the contents of the flash with an AES key stored elsewhere. Once the key is overwritten, the original contents of the SSD are no longer accessible.
I'm not sure whether other SSD implementations do the same thing.
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- RexRollman 14y agoThat's an interesting way of doing things, provided that there are no hidden back doors.